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Lou Fine cover pencil and ink credits confirmed by one-time owner of the original art, Roger Hill, and confirmed to him by a conversation he had with Will Eisner (5 January 2010).
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On inside front cover, carried over to first interior page.
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Special thanks given to Roy Thomas and J. David Spurlock.
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Reproduces a 1939 New York World's Fair poster print created by Nembhard N. Culin.
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Includes small cover reproductions of Flash Gordon Strange Adventure Magazine (CJH Publications, 1936 series) #December 1936, Amazing Stories (Experimenter Publishing Company, 1928 series) #August 1928 (Buck Rogers), Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) # 52 (Little Orphan Annie), Large Feature Comics (Dell, 1939 series) #1 (Dick Tracy), and Single Series (United Features, 1938 series) # 20 (Tarzan).
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Cover reprints of the first four issues of Planet Comics.
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Contents page listings.
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Breakdown of the story credits for each story from the first issue. Credits originally from the Grand Comics Database and is credited as such.
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Lou Fine cover pencil and ink credits confirmed by one-time owner of the original art, Roger Hill, and confirmed to him by a conversation he had with Will Eisner (5 January 2010).
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Originally found on the inside front cover.
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Reprint lists writer as unknown.
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Script credit suggested by the Who's Who.
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Reprint lists unknown for pencils and inks.
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Illustrated house advertisement for Jungle Comics #1, Fight Comics #1, and Jumbo Comics #11, all covers reproduced.
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Originally found on the back cover.
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Promotional advertisement for the www.harveyhorrors.com website.
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Breakdown of the story credits for each story from the first issue. Credits originally from the Grand Comics Database and is credited as such.
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Art credits verified by Roy Thomas.
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Was originally found on the inside front cover.
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Script credit suggested by the Who's Who.
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The story title is taken from the original cover blurb.
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Story is continued from Planet Comics #1.
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Oddity: In this story, the spelling of the doctor and his daughter's last names are alternately known as "Coran" and "Curan", and the daughter's name is now Sandra (it was Nancy in issue #1).
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The giant's heads are of "husband and wife".
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Script credit suggested by the Who's Who.
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Originally on the inside back cover.
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Originally found on the back cover.
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Promotional advertisement for ACG comic titles reprinted by PS Artbooks.
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Breakdown of the story credits for each story from the first issue. Credits originally from the Grand Comics Database and is credited as such.
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Originally found on the inside front cover.
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Script credit suggested by the Who's Who.
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This reprint credits Blum with the pencils.
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Hames Ware suggested Don Lynch or Newt Alfred as possibilities for penciler.
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Story occurs in the year 21,000 A.D.
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Script credit suggested by the Who's Who.
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Illustrated, two panel factual information featurette on the origin of the Earth and the fact there is no surface to the Sun.
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Illustrated advertisement from the Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, asking readers to mail in a coupon, requesting the 32-page prize booklet, full of valuable prizes, which can be won if they agree to sell the company's three publications.
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Illustrated house advertisement for Jungle Comics #3 (Charles Sultan art), Fight Comics #3 (Will Eisner art), and Jumbo Comics #13 (Will Eisner art), all covers reproduced with on sale dates. Readers are asked to read all four (including unseen Planet Comics) and join in the new Manhunter contest.
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Originally found on the back cover.
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Promotional advertisement for The Heap reprint title by PS Artbooks.
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Breakdown of the story credits for each story from the first issue. Credits originally from the Grand Comics Database and is credited as such.
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Originally found on the inside front cover.
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The story title is taken from the original cover.
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Art credits suggested by the Who's Who.
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Art credits suggested by the Who's Who.
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Art credits from this reprint.
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Story title is taken from the original cover blurb.
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Only appearance, even though the story seems to imply that this is a continued story from somewhere, and the final blurb indicates that Carr will return in the next issue.
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On the original cover, this feature is billed as "Gale Allen of the Girls' Space Patrol."
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Amazing space facts are presented in four separate illustrated panels.
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The 4th and final clue is provided in Case 2 and which Junior Manhunters of American are asked to solve and discover the identity of the true guilty person.
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Art revision from Alex Blum to ? by Craig Delich. The Who's Who indicates that Blum did not work on this feature and no extant evidence exists that proves otherwise.
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Originally found on the inside back cover.
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Originally found on back cover.
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Promotional advertisement for Fiction House Magazines reprints.
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Promotional advertisement for the book reprinting the cover art and profiles of their creators from Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine. Numerous covers reproduced in thumbnail size.
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Promotional advertisement for The Soho Devil graphic novel, The Casebook of Bryant and May (PS, 2013 series).
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A promotional advertisement for the creator profile book Frank Hampson, Tomorrow Revisited.
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On last interior page, carried over to last inside back cover.
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